The Democratic Party Has Never Been More Anti-Democracy Than It Is This Election

A Detroit church had a Democratic unity event on its Sunday calendar. By Saturday, one of the two headliners had been asked to stay home. By Sunday, she had endorsed the Republican. By Sunday night, the state party announced she was no longer a member. Two days before the vote, the party that says it is saving democracy met a dissenter and showed her the door.

Congresswoman Ramirez, your card says protesters can photograph ‘anything’ from ‘any public space.’

Federal criminal courtrooms are public. Rule 53 bans cameras in them. I graded all six points on your card like a lab report. Two pass. Four can get your followers arrested.

Before anybody in the replies calls me anti-protest… I’m a medically retired Army medic. I swore an oath to defend your right to stand on a sidewalk and call the President anything you want. I also think a member of Congress handing out legal advice ought to hand out ALL of it. Slight oversight!

They Rigged the Count!

The 2020 U.S. Census — the thing Article I, Section 2 specifically mandates every ten years so political power stays tethered to actual human beings — was the most inaccurate census in modern American history. Not my opinion. The Census Bureau’s OWN internal audit said so. Their own numbers. And those errors undercounted Republican-leaning states and overcounted Democratic-leaning ones. Not once. Not twice. Twelve out of fourteen times.

They Call Trump Corrupt. I Have the Receipts. All of Them. Save This Link.

Every time someone posts that Trump is the most corrupt president in American history, send them here.

Not because I said so. Because the DOCUMENTS say so. Declassified ones. Congressional ones. Appellate court filings ones. Whistleblower ones. The kind that do not disappear when the media decides they are inconvenient.

Who Not to Vote For

Let me say something at the very beginning that you need to understand before we go any further.

Your congressman does not represent Democrats. Your senator does not represent Republicans. They do not represent the donors who funded their campaign, the party bosses who gave them their committee assignments, or the cable news anchors who invite them on television. They represent EVERY SINGLE PERSON in their district or their state. Period. That is the entire job. That is the oath. That is the contract they signed with you the moment they put their hand on a Bible and swore to uphold the Constitution of the United States.

Lies Teachers Do Not Know Are Lies

Some parents dread parent-teacher conferences. Me? I am counting down the days until I get THAT phone call. You know the one. “Mr. Borowski, your daughter corrected me in front of the class today.” And I will show up to that conference with the biggest grin you have ever seen, because I GUARANTEE whatever my daughter said was right, and whatever that teacher taught was wrong.

I Read the DSA’s Entire 2026 Platform and Mapped 10 Years of It Onto My Life in Ohio

A student asked me a question last spring that I still can’t shake.

We were finishing a unit, and I had gone off on one of my tangents (my students will tell you this happens roughly every eleven minutes). I was talking about how republics fall. Not with armies. With paperwork. A girl in the third row put her hand up and asked, very quietly, “Mr. Bski, could that happen here?”

I gave her the teacher answer. I said our system was built to make it very, very hard.

How to Read Iran’s 26-Page Midterm Letter to American Voters in 10 Minutes

Iran picked a side in November. The same regime that named America the Great Satan spent 26 pages asking you to change who runs Congress, and it did not pick Republicans.

On Tuesday, September 29, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps published “An Open Letter to the Honorable People of the United States of America.” Twenty-five pages or twenty-six, depending on who did the counting. Either way, that is longer than most of my students’ research papers. And better formatted, frankly, which hurts.

I Tested Amy Acton’s $4B School Claim and Sherrod Brown’s 10 Votes. Ohio Needs to Wake Up

Acton made it up. Brown voted for it. Ohio has two Democrats on the ballot this fall, and early voting opened today, so I graded both of them with the same red pen I use in my classroom. Amy Acton wants to be governor. Sherrod Brown wants his old Senate seat back.

Acton posted five scary numbers about Vivek Ramaswamy’s tax plan Monday night. I checked every one. Not one, as written, describes his plan. Brown does not need to make anything up, because he already has a voting record, and I pulled it. Real roll calls.

I tested James Talarico against Matthew 7 before you vote (full guide)

His own church gave him away.

A minister at St. Andrew’s in Austin, who has known him since kindergarten, told a hidden camera that the man you see on TV will “change his tune back to where he was” the minute he’s elected.

Her words, not mine. And she was just getting warmed up.

Barack Obama found a principle.

He says the government can’t target people for “what they say.” In 2010, his Justice Department got a judge to sign a warrant for a Fox News reporter’s email and called him a possible co-conspirator.

For asking questions. I graded all of it.

His screenshot is attached with my red pen in the margins. This is the long version, because a man who carried the nuclear football for eight years can handle a long version. Grab a coffee, Barry. Grab two. You’re going to be here a while.

I Asked Bernie Sanders to House My Homeless Student. He Spent $550k on Jets (Full Report Card)

My student had nowhere to sleep.

His parents threw him out at graduation, so I asked Bernie Sanders, a socialist with three houses, to let the kid use one. I’m still waiting. Saturday night in Bangor, Bernie told 600 people the rich are the problem.